Fantastic sponsor/partner activations to look out for will include the Absa High 5 Zone, PUMA Forever Faster 100, DHL Mile, CHERY Cheer Zone, Woolies Dash, Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages Zone, and City of Cape Town Zone to mention just a few.

Source: https://thenewspaper.co.za/absa-run-your-city-cape-town-10k/

Following the requests the Absa forensic investigation division started an internal investigation and picked up discrepancies, and it was referred to the Hawks for further probing.

Source: https://www.heraldlive.co.za/news/2023-09-14-estate-fraud-accused-receives-suspended-sentence/

It also took the Bronze award for Best Use of Print Media at the same awards for City Press & Absa Money Makeover.

Source: https://themediaonline.co.za/2023/06/awards-wrap-entries-open-for-nat-nakasa-awards-adspace24-bags-global-media-awards-nerdware-wins-big-at-sentech-africa-tech-awards/

“That’s about $55 000, and a Wealth client will surpass that limit quickly just on travel, never mind on investing or paying for overseas schooling,” says Janeal Haskins, Head of Forex Sales & International Banking (Relationship Banking) at Absa Group.

Source: https://www.africa.com/fx-solutions-for-global-citizens/

That’s just the Absa Cape Epic, though, anything can happen, especially in the conditions we had today.”

Source: https://www.heraldlive.co.za/sport/2023-03-25-new-leaders-after-dramatic-stage-six-at-absa-cape-epic/

The Absa L’Atelier Awards reflect a commitment to fostering artistic expression and contributing to the cultural richness of the continent.

Source: https://www.africa.com/absa-latelier-2023-awards-a-timeless-celebration-of-african-artistry-and-legacy/

The company’s latest funding was in July 2023, when it announced its $8 million financing from Absa Corporate and Investment Banking to boost its existing Suzuki S-Preso vehicles assembled in Ghana.

Source: https://www.legit.ng/business-economy/technology/1551386-opay-flutterwave-moniepoint-lead-10-funded-startups-nigeria/

The Standard Bank Group, Nedbank Group, Absa Group and First Rand set aside R4.87bn ($267m) to account for the losses incurred in the West African country.

Source: https://punchng.com/ghana-debt-restructuring-banks-profits-weaken-as-loan-provisions-rise/

This is one of the areas where Absa has invested a significant amount of resources in growing its skills and capabilities, both in South Africa and across the broader continent.

Source: https://mg.co.za/special-reports/2023-02-17-a-new-era-beckons-for-mining-finance/